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80 ~ E44HH ~ 4l441'M f1NELIl3
Xxi 81 Msf1 11Easa $50 nzAMl11
nesnn RxrunN
G. Mszsn4. cuarns tnsnec1cr q
Taaorsa. s1z1s1 4ss1nF69 nn4 ff4&0.
isuzsT SIS ea1 nrom II O. pnzEEE11cr
n HnnE XEks Fznfsr afkaznuaA. A.
- sntas q abeul 80 1Ea oS1s11ie'
e1rse1zfT EFetsss1 lAa1 &s wa1 innp.
rEoezTE& s ftTocEh 3 14n tEznc.1cc
$50 ~ elSsr f7sinrSs & sau.1 wsEl
aftef9aFd Visited. tnt - ai1Rm t11
Aa4 eesn sEGrited aEsy. - nans -
Nezrfaaa Hsenae hes baan Issued h
C4lI B1aa 1nd La Enkst
MzA. 0e1fRs Foster 3 seriously y .,
Ga. Il Baalona. Of aaassla, Is vizft
isa J. y. Gaie, e ths Yes Iraascrspk.
1ndeA ka41s = b rseziB4 % la.ia,
fFon a. Eeeg4a Ayers Who u1n injured
e walls Nalls. aaying that be expestsc
% Be able 30 askAnd &istKlgt opufe q
Waneguser this week ID his o0cfal 60
czeifY. Mas. AysEs expss1s 90 taks
txIn Eaa4 hefere FetuHaimR.
RishARa 6an6hAn. John Il Ser, 0ss
stmrsun, 1oAn A. Caie. Ols Kari Andat
spn, 8anl q. Himpann. nernnan Kari
OhrisiiAn RfiGk, Raamcs Cbrigtinnsen
Peter AlEupn AadEnw Ms9u1 knos
Dunn, yo1sph VoneQ and Thos. BaEks
wsrs mnds eitfssas % dUe legal process
On TneadsF. THIS IL gaid 20 b IN
iaEasaa days wcEk Of the kind ersg don't
10 this oonnly.
Olympia, Nor. 8. 1851.
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FAMcY WORK.

MRS. FoRAN Is PREPARED TO TAKE
M orders for Karey woFk fer The holidays
HAndkerchiefs. lewelfy cases. hand sasehels
add pin cushions a specially. Lessons gwen
In embraidsFy. chsFTy street. bstwesn Ninth
aud Tenth. nee 81
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AEosEg 10 loan on LIVE STOCK, az
M kl9aaAesa fzEas1nsa. O. musl1ni mmrn-
ion. MlKx4xA 4 CO. 014as MA 1waR
aussEA, ssm@a a. eFpHaia osxsssani En1sn
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rEus Saon nm rzAnrrOuAL CAPITAL.

nEus HncM Tnn zKhnTToHzAL CAPITAL.
lReoslar Corr. Post. IHtsiiisssesy.l
Articles Of incorporation Of the Ia
coma Foundry and Maohlna Company
sefe FLED with BecFetary Cuings last
evening. The duration Of The corpora
ton Il lifty years; capital stock $50 900.
The trustees are samuel A. WheelFiahf,
Colin Mcintosh and Theodore G. Sears.
Abont Two hundred sacks Of oysters
we're resolved BY dealers hers WsdDes-
day evening.
An old man and two Of hia sons went
into HE land oflico the other day to Ole
claims upon some land which they had
selected somewhere back In the nsoun-
tains. u seems they had pFevisusiy
bean told By souo wag upon tho street
that tbs government vas fuKnishina
guns 20 settlers In the back country
nov; 90, while the entries we're belnR
made, cne Of them remaFked in an In
aarf0aativb way 10 Chief Clerk j. w.
0seacEy that the government was fur.
niahing sattlorn With guns. Hes think.
ina they were EuyinG. answered ia the
affirmative. Toe baslness being com.
pleted, the old man and his TIVE hope.
/ luIs still fingered, aud when asked whal
vas wanted. said they we're waiting for
The guns. Mr.. Gregory, taking Ia thu
situation, told them 10 step into the re-
oelveK's room, a. aii the guns left we're
there. Mr.. shields Il not generally IN
prepared for emergencies, bat the en-
lire novelty OF this idea nearly took hi
breath away, and be could only VERY
politely tell The disappointed men thai
they had been mieinformed. Although
Uncle sam furnishes no guns 70 settlers
the rocaivtE has nn3 already loaded FOL
the man Who played this Joke on hiu.
In q dispute over the possession Of q
fiAh net on ihe dock Wednesday moEn,
tuR. between Fred SnydeE aud onl
GsFian, tbs latter drsW q knife, a. hl
claims. 10 cut Q rope, bal Snyder, think
lee Il vas the intention 10 attack him
pushed oeFian into the water, and vas
himself drawn Ia By his opponent, whe
eanQht him a. be Ras falling. E4ok
scrambled out a. best he could biz
wrath evidently diGslpated By the cool
plunge bath Feesived, for once saair
upon terra fismh the matter was AMIGA.
big arranged. ans tWo wssier IL no.
wiser men sought their homes.
Frederick Bsusman, private seaFetary
10 Governor demple, left on the North
Paoina "Wednesday tor few days trig
me family q Professor Brinsnall
arrived on the North Paoiho Wednes-
day.
II. Odeuthsl arrived from New YORK
Wednesday mornine 10 accept 3 poai.
tson in the store Of q. ksaenthal.
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FOR SALE.

A Will IaPsovKD FAM os GCEak1
"a tsaE.f ska b aoask wy ttsar
x4arsm w wHALY.
"a In 6ak@rt
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NOTICE.

THE HING COUNTY SCHOOL sUPERTN.
l. tsndent Will be in his ONCE 10 the Court
House Seattle, from 1880 8. N. until 10 p, n.
on saturdays, unfu further notice q gwen.
oe3jdAw9W lfAAo P. RICH, aapt
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LIeweIIyn Settlers.

EoR sALE-sPLKNUID BROOD BlTcH
c&nsda, Ehelped April, 1884. b Mingo, oat q
EAnsla II Als0 TIRES pups, b. Lewsiiyn 80
Ter Carlow, out q bssse. For prics ana par
h. L. TIBBALs, IN.
no8 O. Port Toynssn1, ". 7.
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Embroidered ohildrsn'a oloaks.--Ths
very latest. New LOT. CLEARS. nc6
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AZ q regular session Of the city coan-
ell Wednesday evening a. oT8fnancs
Nas pNeSed appropFiating TIE sum Of
$4,000. 90 - mech thereof - utRot be
necessary. for The eonsarastian % Main
street wharf. This IL q saoHtitata fer
tne fsFtaeF appFurriaiioa % $500.
Tee appiioAtioa % Sahn nhisies foz
a beer lioenss Was agcfoved and Aeenss
ofdered tssced ~ s5pn ~ the eoussat
&c lta pFqpeftY o9ueg. Who = cot 81
toWa, cCuid BE- scared.
TIE psiition Of 6amael RstsFs fer
psEnissloa 20 place bis heothlsekise
stand OF Main airee, S1ndAys va
Erantet.
Balls Hess prtsentsd Rza warrants
cFderea 6rawu fos "A. D. Gsiesr, fer
farusthiER piica Ter wharf. SIS. and h.
Frost. farasshirs iron foF tAGe. sac 81
By TIE scceEane1dation Of ths con
mtttfe en- aceSlntE. wafFants wxrs e.
deFed drswn for bills ~ The Eaeaot e
kSlRfT.
Its an suFV1yos gas directed e e.
takllah GRADS fsg and eaainale tie enss
% esnieDpiEisd tnproxeDensa % ths
pcbic scoAIe. TIE EtEeef eomntsaf1naF
Was dtrn0ted % get NE peea4safy nnm-
ce0 81 maya ussa fof The pehlie
gQuAra
ths natter % taagrsglna CAasaut
aiFasl fFsm Hosfth - see rtps taeaory
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The board Of commissioners %
fhuFston eounty consisting Of George
B. Cnpen, chairman, and Austin e.
Yoans and Thomas RratheF. are 10 ses-
sion this week.
Monsys % the hands Of Couniy Treas.
uFsr A. b. Mana, we're found 10 be
t1lk Daring The last quarter there
have been paid b. the treasurer 20 the
county fund. elst9.is; school fund,
elbf6 60; territorial fand, e2ts 81, road
faud. eSit 81; sead and bridge fund,
ei25; apecial achool fund, ei0l.73; Gem
mission on MONEYS collected and dis
burasd By treasurer, eit9eo
Warrants we're ordered Drawn 10 the
ancunt % SO 10 pay beauty for ssalps
Of Wild animals.
A aommunitation uas reesivsd from
tie LADIES' kslief Seoissy % seattle.
eunesfnine ne Aired ehilaFen heiae
cared for b tAem. A warrant tor $40
vas ordered drawn IN favor Of said
scelaty.
A eammanication vas recalved fron
che commissioners % Pierce county, De
clinlng 10 assist In baiidina q bridge
across ihe NisQaally 81 WaRasf's Ferry
a preseni.
upon petliioa Of about slxty electors
new electicn pFeclnei was sreaaed
witA paliiER plaSe o. S8Atcc.
Oliver she'd was Appointed iasttee a
the peace for The ne9 eix,gfot.
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WAgTS-T0LET-F0RSALR-RTc
--~-4~1~4~@~4se~s~1~-~4~- @a~---~-~----~>-----es
A3FuEsiasmAnss uaaer the haaaa of Inst.
FouaA TO Lst End Situations Wanted via he
snssr1a4 a tie rAAa 81 3 eaEta . wurd Tor arns
inssxfica; s. per eenk for sch aahaeqEsat
lussstaaa. Rayuaai always IN aamnos.
xHAxTRp--A MESSENGER sOY. APPLY
w 60 4 & BATS. euuonashand asra. caF.
Der secan1 and cslnmhaA. noii q
FOR RENT.
N-IcELY FURNTsHKD RKsTpENCE IN
~ hsas poztiaa e tha ely. Aaaruas Rson
Peeela nlsek. seli -
uYANTKB-A x0Uxa Nan WHO LIVES
w via hts rarrnzs. ustA 4 kaassocge q
eoss 1essleE, lss, hevs arss class refsSeeesA
Apsiy = cEEsTRR oIEARf solo q
HASIED-THREE USFUxNIsHEo ROOMS
W Sc hfAt kocateEp5oKs cenzrai iccaltis.
ri recess sxrhAnF-d g. 4. w.. ahs elaes. 70
uTANTED "A GOOD nor, ASCOT Il
w YesEs ell - uerE q 9 aore. 2. c.
ToCSa Z CO. Sc fsens sssest. role O.
w ANTgD-BY VOTING aAx 0F FAIRLY.
w tziaAltc1 - cal ecier, takinE orders.
eisrk exc. Aa4rs<S jar r. iki clacs nce a
UTASTKp-A LIFTLE GIRL II AsSlSr
w q tix1s koessasrt iAmlly e twe +; eza
- : scAeg1 AFPly a tsls osacs- bos
I7oR RKxT-4HKEs on FoUR DEsrRA-
IT - e3ss neesss tpssirs q thas et7re. soc
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DTDs WILL EK RECEIVED ny TIE
- uneoEaRne1 Ter tie hEick woKk e. ~
a1tsEian 10 L. Oocl1e2tMl HnaSl CD -
siaal6 J0IIN COLLINS.
rs tiEs 80 Soaaiytna hias - hean ~
t1mlasA CO wsah-
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SALE.

House and 3 lots on Thrill
street .,.............s.,....$ x5OOO
House and ] lot on Com
mercial street,. 49,. IL, 600
House and ! lot on Front
street ........s.....a. 1890
House, barn, 8 lots, free
water, fine location, al
complete .......... 4,250
House, 2 lots, fine view. $500
2 fine lots, Second street.. $500
2 choice lots, " /" :. $500
2 fine lots, Front street.. $4,000
l fine block Of 8 lots..... 1900
l 10 lots.... 5000
/" /" 8 lots...... $500
l lot on Front street,. 5000
5 choice lots, Belltown.... 5000
l fine block near L. Union 1900
2 fine lots-s................ 2,400
8 fine lots..-.........,....... $500
5 acre lots..........S500 to 800
These lots are very cheap.
Other properties too numerous
to mention.
2O80 acres Of fine timber land at
$3.50 per acre.
Some fine coal lands.
To all visitors: Call and exam
inc list Of properties before you
purchase elsewhere.
HEFNER DISHON
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tent that they concluded, coupIs Of
wears later, 30 build q large mill . few
hundred yards southwest Of the old one,
and 10 turn the latter exclusively into q
sash and deer factory. The neg mill
vas completed late in 1882, and did good
work for the Stetson 4 Post Mill com
pany until during 1885, when IL took Ore
and burned 10 the ground. Tire amouI
deFina ruins wefe dumped into the sea.
and on ID site Of the destroyed mill, q
larger aud much more compiete one
vas built. Daring the past year this
COLUMBIA ksD PUGET SOUND
This mill IL situated on the fats at the
fact Of Soush Second street, near the
site 81 the old depot, aud has = capacity
Of 5000 feet Of lumber IN ten hours.
AZ the name tndieetea, the mil IL Owned
By the railroad company. IL was built
by James NJ. Colman, and sold 20 thu
company soon after Willard bought the
road. Mr.. Borgess. has charge OF the
mill and mill ofllse. Thirty men are ~
present employed in tue mill. After
railroad construction ceased IN 1885,
this mill, like Othelio. found its oeeupa
ton gone, az IL had largely been en-
gagged 10 cutting timbers and lumber for
the various linea Of railroad in King
County. Tbia year. up 10 Jaly, the mill
ran iFreguiarly, bat since toat time IL
has been kept busy 90 local orders, cut
ting railroad aud bridge material. teis-
graph poles. efoss-aFms. and laDbeF for
the various coal a ines. Daring the past
year q lAth mill has been PIT tn. and the
sash aud door department has tnrned
ont considerable work. The mill has
iust eOmpleted oultial an order for 1000
oKoAoE NK'
This mill is located In the son,her
portion Of the town, On what Is kaowa
a. Moss Addition, near the southern
end OF the Grant street plank rosdwAy.
The mill was built by Messrs George
Newell and q. II. Preston, la 1888. aud
has capacity of 10000 feet OF lumber
per dsy. Mr.. PrestOr afterwards dis
posed Of hts interest to Mr.. Newell, Who
has kept the mill RAINING most II the
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the ruins Of the old fectoFy hsd
cooled G q, Capitals Gilmore vas shaping
his plans for reballdin9 the factory Of
brick. This be did on nia own respon
sihilitY. A Joint stock company vas
then organized 60 re-esta5lish the fac
tory, consisting Of ID. Gilmore, Charles
Craig. A. d.. Brookss, q. W. VGnise,
Cbaa. TssBaIiisteF, and one or two other
persona The latest Improved machin-
cry waa purchased. and IN October. 1885.
ms new factory conameneed fuaning.
The enterprise vas in tie infancy. and
vhoa the little faclo.y commenced
turning cot goods Il found I oveRful
and determined competition from lts
elder rivals IN ether states. hus u Goa
tinued diligently AZ work placing be
I ~ the public fresh and superior
class Of caods, from she cnmm0Rest
bard taok 81 ships' bread 30 the usost
tooth son,a nloknaeks and deitsioas
eakes. aatii tts trade extended not ealy
an over Western Washington. hat
way int Brftieh Columbia 10 r.
cent interview IN re- ard 20 the factory
MF. Yining, Yice President Of the eom-
pAny. said: "Oar enterprise, ysn
mieht say, h 10 tts infaaeF. Until The
vass four o. ave months u vas an 81
pertinent. but now it may be eonsidefed
4 permsneat iusiitation. TIE nrsa
prahlem 30 had 10 solve vas. Caa Se
compaas with oataids faoioriess And
the seeoud was, Can we turn oct ~
sMad a quality Of eoodsf fhe&e too
pFahleus Ne havs solved with answers
IN ths Affirmative. We have Q large
Baks AND BxtL E5uSpHH.
Near The foot Of Commercial street is
hoonted the brass and beii foundRy OF
Iohp 4. deed. Il 10 qaiis eompiste 10
ali its hrsnohss. Mr.. Good ~ . man
whe has sront hts life 10 the brass
founding basiness. His father, Adam
Goua, wAs IN the same bussness a
Ruaaie. New n. for forty ave seRrss
/ II vas in that city that Mr.. ,. Z Coed
served bis apprenticeship, ard be after
wsrls became the bead Of dl3erent
railroad shsps IN the East, iDciaeine
| tke Rsldaiu iocomntivs works. the ssw
York and Eris, and ths ba4alo and
Nee Ysfk ah0Cs. Ne cane 30 the eeasi
twelvn years aga. and has 60 cen
nacsesi wiah brass fsnndlna ever since.
Por wears be VS. 9 forsuAn IN the
shops % the Paalas Mail Steamship
/ C,ruSny ia San fFaneisco. bzrtu1
rs tuenfy-eVe year, experisneS Af,
Coed has expeFtmented stih diaeSeni
hanhst metals, Al9ass a,rtxtnE g
Improve shem. lie new haa com-
plets& pr9e<~s. whtsn d
Soias sserst hy Walsh be pEedases
hshbit metal jaStiY eetshIA1td 81 N
CoAst - tie vsrs bes& Mr.. osod IA
hulii 4 home Ia Seattle, ana be - oon
Il $500 a,l.lfay a ga nsnfnineQa e ~
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mill has run regularly, cutting an aver
age Of $1,000 feet OF lumesr ia ten
hours. Only q portion Of the output Of
J this mill is sold hsre. the bglk being
shipped 70 San Diego, LES Angeles, Sau
Francisco and Mexican and other for
eign ports. The company owns 4 sas,
tho Queen City, and carries on logaihe
qaite extensively. There ia likelihood
that the BeIlinghsm Bay hli vii alsa
be leased BY the Stetsnn & Posi- a3ua
pany. As the Seattle mill IA tnxsd 20 fili
the orders coming forward
RAILROAD cosfPANY's MILL.
cedar telegraph pales for the Possai
Telegraph Company, which poles have
been shipped 30 San Francisco oa the
Osegon improvement Comp ans =
steamers. II vas expected that early ia
1885 the mill would be removed TO Green
river, In this county, TO sapp,y lumber
for the coal mines, and with tagt intan
ton In view the railroad comp ny built
an entirely new mill for thcir rse IN
this city. The new concern is heated
about 100 yards south of she old nib
fronting on Snuth Second street., bat
when business slaeksd Up, the e5mpsny
decided TO sell portion Of ste maahin-
cry purchases for the new mill, snd de-
pend on ths old one anti such times as
the new and larger one will be repaired.
That time IL near at hand, We tsust.
The new building Is 60xi90 fees in sizs
and two stories high, with an engine
and boiler room 40x60. The rev mill
belongs TO the Oregon Improvements
Company, the corporation waieh owns
the stock Of the Columbis and Puget
SQUAD Railroad Company.
WIS MILL.
time. This mill makes q specially Of
turning ut chair stock, which finds
ready sale in San Francisco. The mill
supplies residents OF the southern part
Of town With Lumber for building and
fencing purposes. IS well as farmers In
the Dawamish, White and Black river
valleys, who 2atrouize IL quite extern
] aively.
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In Jknuagy,
1886, article
we're filed in
cooperating
ths Nofthwes
terra Cracker
q o " pan y
Captain DAviG
Gilmore was
the leadinf
spirit IN ste
enterprise aDo
eFelonR alarRe
wooden bniid
ing vas con
siFneted and
the necessary
ovens and ma
chineFy pur
chased aho
placed in 20
silion 10 eop
vert 80 barre
az dQaF pr
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Send six eents postage 10 he Secretary
Of the Wsskingsa1 Territorial Bureau
e EmiEFatioG fer Descriptive master Of
The 1errisoxy. AZ Inquiries answered
Oinos q sssssaAsy IN Seaside.
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lay into crack
~ and cakes
u all Ger 8.
The neg IN
ssituuon bad
fsiriy gotten
On iis feet,
vita that te--
rible destroser
IRE, came
alonR and lew
sled the bui q
nR and fac
tory TO the
round. All
be original
tnoorp ratoFs,
xeeptoaPta q
9flmore. we're
sishtr broken
- or dissslaF
ged Before
fsA Fafaa IN
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In che spring
Of 1875 Gee
W. HteisOI
and J J.Po-t
formed apar,
nefship, and
open ed .
small sasb
and door fac
tory Is the
foot Of Mil
sireet,FentinR
power from
Yeageg's old
mlli. Thsy
" ere both
practical men
and hard
workers, and
the result vas
their Mil 81.
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q IA eF .
soon became
too small fer
thsir trade. In
S76 they Sc
cared = site At
the I OF Of
Do m u eFeiaf
afteet.nOw oe
ca led by
fh cir sash
ard door fac
toFy,sad start
ed a small
saw mill tn
eopneetiop
4igh She fac
torv. Their
busiusss ex
banded te
sach an *
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brick factory. admirably adapted 10 tbs
business, aud cor trade il crossing and
our business pfasperiag. Oar bakers
have Instructions to put nothing bnt
first class materials into TIE goods
We hive q large trade in YietaTla and
all through British Oelumhis, sBd al
the uill ports are naE hsBai Il eur
goods. We W1ll have man IN + isteFu
Waahiueton AZ least month before the
road across the moREtains IA completed.
10 represent oar factory and selicit
share Of the trade OF thai SECTION. fhe
capacity Of our factory At Or sen IL 50
barrels Of hoar IN ten hours. OF IS bar
reis By RAINING day and niSht. II we
bad the entire trade az the Soand and
Victoria we could not more tasn nslt
till Il. bas 10 obviate as difficulty o.
that kiAd wa will soon pat Ia another
oven and double our rreasat Gags ~
The people Of seattle, - far, 3 We been
very loyal 20 as aud SO hope ihsy ~
continue. We d0n't W2Bt apy nsere
money for our goods thsa etasr fsego-
ries. bot ne want the prsfasQnsa OF aRF
own people. Wanow emua3y ~ psrsoas
all told, besides Eaan "a ths rosd
can see no reason Wis, u ; eoupie al
.
simes as much business a. sc psessat
We have bakers vha cau tagn 1as ans
kind Of Roods. So far 80 nsSe uaig
made IS different kinds. but ws gsa Nj
any order THAI coMEs. fF3aa q teknAeks
70 pilot bread. Merehsgts aaying from
a. ees only fresh goods. We keep 20
old stosk.
TIE wksarScTos tagx EoEEs.
Located near TIE foos o. ssasA sqesna
street., was feauded ev Mess1s. Esnny 6
Frink, in lsS0 In Iss4 il VS. mads :
JOINT steek eozAPany. and is lHS4 s8s -
iscorrofAtea. George W. Hlrrs i.
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ard j. n. Frink. Sarefinsendcut Daf-
tne lSsG tie coupaBY pzid &c. 900 <
wages 10 she hfty men in IS Asup4av.
The msehine shop aud tsaas3fy Wafk e
an avsraas Of tWenty tsns Of iran raT
week In Speaking % basiuesa naatfsrs,
Mr.. Redmaa. The SeeFetary, said .Hs
hAvs done very veil eaFiHR tie PAST yea
and the eutlook foE bnslness - good.
bus re expect better times daring shs
next twelve msrihs than We Eaxe had
daring che past. Daring the last veal
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ost Work and sdded bolisr works Il
car foontry and machine ahops Ga.
sorks are specially aaApaed for sac
mill uoFk. o1IsdinR 81 iAnd engines
marine snetnsa and mining maehinery
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/ Caast af twin steam feeds fer sau-miiiA
and ue aia0 sake q speeislty o. ck{lleg
I railraas ear waeeis. We have Arrange.
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Young Gents, Boys and chdrens Division.

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OUR INDIVIDUALITY

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Wishes You All a Prosperous Yea
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IS the Undesirable quality which materalizeS the brf
man through his works.


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h,,s,. sosp ass Cracker Factories,
nsshIns sheps. Feed nils. Ice
fasisr. srswsriss and nasy
oshsr Industries whIchasa 10
he wealth and Popula-
liea Of the City.
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Keeping in Line with Progress,

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cOMRANrs MTLx
eus 6n1shinQ luEabeE, AMI many Of
the 6ns residences aud pnbIic buildings
have bsen kniit and nnished With Ian
Der fron this mill. several carR0ss Of
lumber. deck plank ard shingles have
bsen shipped from this miEf 20 CzlifoF-
mia, Maine and Massachusetts,. and dur
ing the next ssRr the compsny expects
10 build up large shippiuR business, q
member Of the company having been In
California for several weeks making the
necessary arrangements TIE Pred
dent says that the year 1857 promises 10
be prosperous one for the lnmber mills
of Seattle. Boxes for the cracker and
soap faet0Eiee are turned cut at this
uili, and on the completion af the Cas-
eade Braneh the Commercial Mil gill
reach oEt for its share Of the flashing
lumber trade 10 the oounlFy east Of rs.